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The Washington critic., 1887-04-18

NSssSPECIAL NOTICE.
W. have removed to SOC st, n. W.; Of
tice, 903 Pa ave. tMetzerott's music storel.
Music for receptions, balls, germans, etc. +.
KRAUSE, Leader, National Rifles Band.
The Washington critic., 1887-04-18
pc RSONkl.

7 OaAN CAFE, Sis 10th st. N. W.,
IL near + st. date Forsyth Cafe).
Our Is and 25c. breakfast served from G:30
a. m. to II a. IN. Dinner lem. TO p. m. Sun.
day, y. IN. The best In the market only
used and cooked properly All we ask is
call to be convinced Of the above.
Bill of fare Monday. April Is, 1885,:
DINNER.
soups Vegetable and vermioelli.
Meats Roast pork, currant Jelly, curry OF
mutton. roast beef.
Vegetables Mashed potatoes, sugar corn,
turnips, sweet potatoes, pickles.
Dess,rts-Apple, peach and mlncc pies,
cercalnc pudding coffee, tea or milk
The Washington critic., 1887-04-18
RSsaTHE COLUMBIA MUTUAL LIFE
~ ASSOCIATION

Ofice-NO. 1910 F ST., Washington, ID. G.
No. 2l] E. German st., Baltimore.
The Washington critic., 1887-04-18
no THE PUBLIC.-IrHAvING COME


L 10 my knowledge that certain parties, II.
Parks a Co, claim to possess the formulas
for preparing my celebrated ELECTRIC lAlR
RESTOkER and calling their imitation the
ELECTRICAL HAIR RESTORATIVE, ! here.
10y deny that any person or persons living has
ever or can, prepare nv Hair Rcstorcr but
myself. Having occasion to send to my hus-
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sencc for one half gross, his reply Is as fol-
lows: IF you had learned me To- manufacture
II before you went away | could send u to
you but u send you what ! have on hand,
how will treat your patients here" This
letter can be seen at my Office by any person
Interested, !, therefore, warn the public
against purchasing or using amy lotion for the
hair that Is claimed Is prepared from my
formula, and cannot be held responsible for
any damage TO hair or scalp caused by said
lotion. Truly yours, MRS. DIR. j. SEMMBS,
Dermatologist, ll15 Pa ave. near Palais Royal
EUROPEAN PROF ESSOR HAS
II leased studio, 1916 10th 1t, cor Mass ave;
guarantees 10 teach old or young singing,
organ, piano or violin In a quarter for "a; also
piano aud organ for sale cheap; easy terms;
also violins cheap.
The Washington critic., 1887-04-18

'Tis now that nouncemonts dis
tinguishcd by their bombast-spriug
forth from ciothiers great and small,
telling Of their gigantic Stocks Of Spring
Clothing. tho grandcst on the conti-
nent, &c, but II you visit their stores
you icnrn that
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-07
LITERARY NOTES.

Whit urom;ses 10 DO usoful book has been prepared
BY Mr A. Il. Frey of tho Astor Library ana WIu pe
published by Ticknor. Is COLLECTION Oh eo'ir
Qucts and Nicknanss."
.r,.,s nj Nsrure.s Stove ana Theology T" ana ''Ine
story OF an Enthusiast told BY Iiimsei are tho ne"
novels now In the Iicknor press. This nrin II "Aso
.n.,, 10 bring out Mss Nora Perry's collection OF
stories "A flock of Grls," and Miss +. c. bsyior
no, cIetre for. young people "Juan aud Juanlta-
Nohini NJ Chattergi's translation OF the "Bhass'aa
Gttas rs announced By Iicknor.
An anthology OF modern examples by English ana
American authors Of the old French metrical forms
will form the next volume of "The Canterbury Poets"
An edition Of alhe Gates Between" Miss Elizabeth
Stuart Pheipss sequel TO her @Gates Ajar" Is In tho
press.
MAY o,Reu has written a new book-about inc
Scotch this time. 1t is called "DAm MacponSaa'
new and carefully revised edition of ChamUeIs .
Encyclopaedia" Is In course OF prepsia''o
first volume of the edition will appear nei' SD''"s
The scrbners sill produce, Is SAID some orlsii,@
features in their limited large paper editon VI 'no
Thackoray letters. All the portraits u'~"pss "
fac smilcs VIII be Included in the volume, %hich VIII
cost $40.
"A Tale OF Three Lions" is Mr. Rider Hageard )
,atest production It said TO be thrilling ana IL IL
70 be published In the brst number OF inc ior'hoous
English magazine "Atalanta"
Irofessor s. p. Langey's "New Astronomy" Will be
brought out next month by Tcknor. il VII present
the latest discoveries and theories In astronomer
science.
NJ. Remains eHls:ory Of Israel" viii appear in Do
cember
Tho aBook Lovers Library" will soon receive an
addition in the shape of Mr.. ssunderss "IIistory OF
Famous Books and Poems"
A transIation of Daudets "Sappho"-a story not
hitherto welcomed With any great enthusiasm by the
Angio-saxon uind-is last to appear In this country
Uhe outIedges bringing out an edition with seventy
Illustrations.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-07

Both 1exes-Couatl

Both sexes-Couatry.
CIRCULARS OF SCHOOLS, both sexes, city
~ ana country. with careful sfytce . pereetA
Il. MIRIAM COYRIERE.
81 Fast l7thst. between Ith-syA and Broadway.
a NEW SCHOOL,
n Thirty miles from kewYork WITH NEW FEAT.
TRES Ofler pysxrasums and picture Of
cHAPPAoUAMoUETAiN ISsTITUrE. chappaqsaN.Y:
NLAyERACK n. Y, COLLEGE and Hud-
~ son River Institute. College course for girls Boys
coiexs eopssrvstofy Of end
ART thorough instruction all department. Bah
o,ens II x pr i2fh send for illustrated catalogue
REV A. "A. FLACK. An. President
CLINTON LIBERAL INSTITuTE..SchooIs
W Of Eocufion Muse Art Acadertc and colierses
ceurses: Basnss. college, c. v. PARsELL A. A.. Pfss'
dent Fort Plan, N. Y.
IN TRENTON Nj.
A bosrdine sehoe for yeunx ladies and ssntieme1
School rooms and boarding halls separate and dstnct Tor
each
fuel LIZ 600 All bedroom and table furniture aN
found.
cal mathematical, commercial scisnuho. musical craving
and IN bellesIestrea
For catalogue address y.s,,orrv
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-07

j wkRNIRsvILLl, Penn.
on soush neuntein sasvAsn 900 feet dshghrfufy at
eselIl ASa aal sygelstnszts sIeelisat oRsn ARQ e
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-07

DUPlLS received in private family. Indi-
ydnal thorough Instruction In Enxlsn. classics
Mathematics French anc German region heaithu Address
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-07
HACKETTsTOWN N. j., INSTITUTE,

Has vide reputation as college preparatory Tor youns mon
Tadies College Music Art Eccufion Best bu ing Of Us
csss New nesry 200 boardsss
ladies refused from scn q oo~ M ps ss Forr
teenth year. 8eptesabef7 Catalogue Tree . 49,.
REV GEORGE II. whfrNEY, ID. D.. President
nENNTN1iTON IN. j! SEMINARY.--LadieS
/ college School Tor Boys; cellese preparatory. art
commercial normal courses Labor Ss Tmss%s1
by President NcC0sh. I9sh year Expessss monsrstA
COUTH JERSEY INSTITUTE. Bridgeton,
y Nav.Jer.sy 18th year begins september IL Both
sexss PrcUsres far any College Tracking or Business
N''S@ II. *. TRASK. Principal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-07
From JAMES H. MASON KNOX, DID,.

From JAMES II. MASON KNOX, d. D., LID
President Of Lafayette College 49, an,
Ihaye read with OF study IN tho en
Academy under the uDervson OF Mr. Switn G. shetdgs
and found admirably adapted to prepare
for Lafayette College tbs classical scienunc ara Nchnc'
dspartniens Mr. Shortdse most sue. sss ~
The prepared for Laaystts nave een
abnndant eyid nee OF his ahuiness and ski a. an In
sfrucor very great pleasure In commending MIN Anu
tho Media Academy who scaoi In wnlcb lucy
may their receiving the very best tehson
JAMES H. MASON KNOX.
tall lav
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-07

A COLUMBIA GRAMMAR SCHOOL,
IA 6lST.ST. NEAR MADISOS-AVE,.
l2lh Monday SeptemDer ~. 1887. new ana
spacious building constructed expressly for school pur oses
perfect n all details light heat and ventilation; large and
completely equipped gymnasium. .-
Thorough ming h colere scentinc school. ana business
Number OF pupils limited Early application u necessary
Principal, r Dr. n X c : sfpRf a. A. NJ H. !"
Catalogues the School and 81 Putnams 23d-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-07
Dressmakins.

DRESSMAKER.-Bya hrst-eiass dressnaker
~ the day tooa d. drspei Of would tske position a
estsb SITTER highest city refsreuceA Address
"COMPKTENr" Trtsase 0ptsws Once L. ss BroA iway
nRESSMAKER.-By French dressmaker.
~ give best references from Psrs and New.
ladies dresses 70 order
upward misses suits aud school dresses ae
lev prioest orAers delivered immediAtesy % Wsse
S4th.sk
DRESSMAKER - Perfect filter and re-.
~ modesr wants fow customers by the dav or ~
home. or address Miss MANNING las West 5&thst-
second floor.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-03-23
THREW UP THE SPONGE.

Pertinent Observations Upon the Legis-
lature-Canfleld Embroglio.
The Express has signified Its intention
to abandon Its Austin correspondence,
and this leaves the house OF represents
tives to an enjoyment at least, Of tenn
pOrary victory.
In writing OF the Garfield contempt
case, the Fort Worth Gazette says:
"The San Antonio Express 10 gaining
some notOriety 10 Its war with the legis-
lature, but the Gazette cannot see any
good to the press In 1t. There may be
different opinions as to what the house
ought to have done or left undone In re-
spouse to the unprovoked attack on II by
the Express. but no man will deny the
right Of the members to resent the at
tack on them. The Express sought the
law as an ally and got forty-eiRht hours
In jail. Flowers and oyster stews will no
doubt be sent to 1t 10 confinement, but
the chances are that no paper will soon
again indulge In unprovoked and IN
warranted and unlicensed criticisms
with imprisonment ss the probable pc
nalty. This whole affair 10 to be regret
ted, but the responsibility rests on the
Express, and, having started out to re-
sent unprovoked assaults. the house has
simply gone on to the logical se.
quence. The Express has sought mar.
tyrdom, and found 1t, at the expense OF
the entire press Of the state"
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-03-23
Caught q Burglar.

Officers Massey and Daniels were
called upon last night about IL O'Clock
to arrest small-sized, but very power.
full CO ored burglar who was caught
while In the act OF burglsrizing q room
in the camp yard OF August Heubsum
on East Commerce street.
Six men were occupying the room as
sleeping apartment and had heard
some one knocking about all night, try
ing doors and windows and we're very
wakeful. About IL O'Clock the man
Davis gently forced open door and en-
tered. He was Immediately grab
bed by two of the dodgers,
but made desperate fight
and the captors we're compelled to
knock him senseless before he would
submit and policemen could be called.
He will no doubt 20 to the penitentiary
with such dead case against him.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-03-23
ATTEMPTED SUICIDE.
An Hotel Steward Tries to Gross the
Golden Shore.

An Hotel Steward Tries to Gross the
Golden Shore.
The steward Of the Southern hotel.
who has recently been "goiug IL" pretty
fast "a a sport, met with streak OF bad
luck last Monday night and blew him.
self In until he had nothing left but his
clothes. He don't know whether lt was
on chuck-a-luck or some other luck. but
he felt gloomy and despondent
at his reverses and determined
to end his miserable existence.
Accordingly, he tried to procure
en- ough morphine from Orynskis drug
store to accomplish bis purpose. out failed
owing to the clerks refusing to sell II.
Then he went to another drug store and
there obtained enough Of poison, which
he afterw ards eaid was stryohnine, to
end his life, and swallowed II.
His condition was s0On discovered BY
the hotel people. more from his own
talk than ANYTHING else. and Drs. Amos
Crave and Geo. Euppses were cent ~
and saved his life. He 10 on this side OF
Jordan yet and 10 happy that he 10 NOT
on the other side.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-03-23
THE DUDEs ARE MAD.
That Society Letter IL Anathmatised By
the Dudes and Commended by the
Public

That Society Letter IL Anathmatissd By
the Dudes and Commended by the
Public.
When the dudes saw The
yesterday that were appended to letter
on society, published 10 the LIoHT yes
terday, they were mad, and IN howl Of
indignation went up from among them.
for even dudes have sense enough to
howl when whipped. Those who recog-
nized their portraits and knew the truth
Of the LIGHT correspondents structures
made the biggest howl, and dire threats
OF vengeance were muttered against the
supposed author Of the communication.
will felt SO bad that cold % 1t was he
had to get an ioe cream to cool OF. Ed.
leaves and made decotion to
soothe his shattered nerves and
as for Sam. he reformed 90 much a.
to cal for lemonade, but was careful
to have a big stick" put In IL fear
the unusual beverage should shock his
system. Others were affected In . pain
full manner and were only eased by mild
restoratives, such ~ ammonia, campbor.
candy, chewing gum and other effl-
inmate speoialties that are usually good
for the ladies.
This morning some Of them are Offer
ing money, they have not got, for the
name of the writer and are going around
armed with fealhers-plucked from the
bodies OF other geese, with which they
threaten to whip the writer when they
can find out who he lie. And the writer
Is not scared.
Mean while, the facts and cautions
mentioned In the same letter are being
generally commended by the citizens,
who recognized the truth Of what has
been written. Some fathers Of the ladies
who have innocently made these dudes
their walking sticks, are looking into
matters and when some Of the dudes re-
ferred to call round, they are likely tore
ceiye very warm reception, 10, which
the good-soled winter boots are likely 10
play an important part In kicking out
society imposteTs.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-03-23
Federal Court Jurisdiction.

For the LIGHT:
As congress has passed law defining
the jurisdiction of the federal courts
and as this law makes important
changes. l hope you will insert the In.
closed epitome Of the changes made,
which have clipped from the Times.
Democrat OF New Orleans. A newspa-
per can keep abreast with the progress
OF the times only BY making Its columns
q history Of current events OF general In
terest. The law 10 question erects
landmarks for the federal courts as well
as makes really Important changes, and
for that reason IL is q matter Of interest
and moment to the public.
The changes made 10 that jurisdiction
are fundamental. they may be sumar-
ICED as follows:
l. The jurisdiciional amount Ia raised
from $500 to 50 900, exclusive Of interest
and costs.
2. A defendant can only be sued In
the district where he lives. except where
he lie found and sued In the district
where the plaintiff lives.
3. Jurisdiction is denied over COM
mercial paper, except foreign bills ofex-
CHdHko anu ODitkhttOns tuhuc Wy OOE-
poration and payable TO bearer, unless
the previous parties to the paper could
sue on the same In the circuit court, II
no transfer or assignment had ever been
made.
4. No case can be removed from q
state to a circuit court unless IL could
have originally been brought In the cir
cult court.
5 The right OF removal is confined to
the non resident defendant, and he must
remove at the time OF making his ap-
pearance in the state court, unless he
bases his application upon the ground OF
local prejudice.
6. Where an affidavit OF local preju-
dice is made. II must cover not only The
court in which the suit is brought, bat
also the court to which, under the laws
of the state, removal on account Of local
prejudice would there be allowable; and
this affidavit Is trsversable in the United
States circuit court.
z. In case OF removal on account Of
local prejudice, II the case lie severable
as to the remover, only that part OF II
circuit court. and the balance is re-
handed to the state court.
s No writ of error or appeal Ia al
lowed from an order Remaining q cause
from circuit to a state court.
There are other important provisions
In the act relative to national banks aid
receivers and to suits against them. We
have mentioned above only the points
that differentiate this act from the law
as 1t now exists. ALLoNs.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-03-23
For Their Bene

The San Antonio Rifles have arranged
with the San Antonio and Aransss Pass
railroad to give . special excursion to
Boerpe on San Jacinto day, rbursday,
April 21st. when many special sttrao-
Of the citizens. The excursion 10 for the
purpose Of raising funds to send the San
Antonio Rifles to Washington, and Il 10
therefore to be hoped that II will have .
liberal support from the public.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-03-23
MORE LIGHT.
An Electric Light Company to b. Organ
lied Within Ten lays.

An Electric Light Company to b. Organ
lied Within Ten lays.
Mr.. Louis s. Berg returned last night
from New York, where he completed
arrangements for the new electric light
and power company soon to b organ
lied in this city, for the putting In OF
enough machinery to furnish more than
200 lights for this city. The new COM
pany, which Mr.. Berg says will be ex-
clusively Of home capitalists, will be
formed within ten days, and 1t 10 ex-
peoted the machinery will be placed In
operation In San Antonio not later than
60 days from date.
A central location In the city will be
selected II possible, but just where, Ia
not known. The Thompson-H Houston
Electric Light plant will be used. Mr.
Berg has been laboring for the past two
years to have the best light used and
says he thinks he has IL.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-03-23
Recorders Court.
John Malone. drunk. x5.

John Malone, drunk, S..
Ed. Scott, leaving team alone, 50.
Geo. Thompson, drunk and disorder
ly. 81.
Henry Moore, vagrsnt, S. or 10 days.
Braden & Shaeter, laying q sewer pipe
into a ditch, dismissed.
Otto Aiming, drunk. SIS.
WIN. McWilliams, disOrderly, $40.
Silvero Ramirez, drunk, SIS.
Frank Burton, drunk, continued.
Louisa Moore, beating and striking,
IT
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-03-23

-Anastacio Calderon, confined In jail
for the past two years TO . charge Of
criminal assault on his own little 9-year-
old daughter, near the Missions, died
yesterday at the pOOr-hOuse where he
had been sent for medical treatment.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-03-23

France will ask England TO state the
manner In which the fund OF ESQ, 200 In
rentes paid under the convention OF 1915,
had been used. The fund now amounts
to e40. 000, 600.
The house passes the senate land bill;
Speaker Pendleton denies that he WAS
opposed to the action of the house In the
Express reporters case; house passes
senate bill OF Sl.0O bounty on wolf
scalps.
In the senate the bill authorizing cities
to lease the labor OF their convicts
passed; Glasscock introduces . bill
amending libel law.
The Vsud and Valois cantons give
$1,000, 900 toward constructing the Sim
plon tunnel.
All the Jewish merchants In Tunis,
close tneir places OF business, claiming
that the government regulations are OPP
pressive.
Mill,oan records murder by colOred
lad, who shot his companion In . quar-
rel.
Leopold. indicted for embezzlement
from Floyd & Co., gives $1,000 ball and
10 released.
The crown princess Of Portugal, has an
heir.
The Tasmanian ministry has resigned.
. All Journalistic are excluded from the
military lines at Msssowsh.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-03-23
Hurraht

No. as K COMMERCE 81. TxLnrnoEn No. -
Now that the warm weather 10 fast sp-
preaching, ladies while out driving VIII and II
Store and procure q refreshing drink awsys
ice cold. This gentleman, ae pronnunced ~
ALL is said TO have the finest fruit eyrupA and
lovers OF good extracts will ind II to their a.
vantage to walk In and examine his selection
OF fne perfumery. Orders cheerfully recslved
from any part OF the city per telephone and
given immediate attention.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-03-23
B. Smith 81 Son.

Who are strictly first-olass merchant
taiIors, are now receiving q fine line OF
spring and summer suitings OF German,
English, Scotch and French goods. Our
prices are sway down." Satisfaction
and fit guaranteed. Call on them and
price their goods before purchasing else
whore. B. Smith & Son,
1871 No. ~ West Commerce st.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-03-23

Emma Maynard, the self-AsSerted
female detective, served her time out as
. vAgrAnt yesterday, and was released.
She preferred being released after dark
and this was done. She left and was
seen going up North Flores street until
she rounded the corner OF Salinas street,
near MAlVlnG Longs house.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-03-23
OSCAR BHRcsrRoM.
OSCAR sERGsrRoH. tn. GRAY.
BERGSTROM 4 GRAY,
Undertakers and Funeral Directors
Livery Stables and Hacks Connected.

~ Hacks Nos. 10, IL IL, 10, "A, Is. Under
takers office, "a Blum street, and Stables, OPP
posite Merger Hotel. Bodies embalmed and
shipped 20 all points In the Union Only White
Hearse In the city. Open day and night. Tele'
phone No Is.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-03-23
GATHERINGS New Husband.

Mr.. Donald Robertson, who recently
played picard when Kate Claxton
played the 1.-Two Orphans" at the
Grand opera house, has captured big
matrimonial prize In the great actress
Catherine Lewis. whom he married yes
terday In st. Louis. Kate Claxton
was her bridesmaid, and her husband,
Chas. Stevenson, acted as the groom's
best man. Miss Lewis had only been
divorced short time when she re-mar-
ried.
Mr.. Robertson leaves the Kate Clax-
ten company to join Catherine Lewis
combination and his place as picard"
has been supplied BY the Importation Of
Aubrey BOucicault, son OF the great dra-
mstist-actor, who Is said to be very
promising aspirant to histrionic honors.
Every glorious act of q great life starts
forward an eloquent fact. DR.. Bulls Cough
Syrup Is the glorious act OF life's study, and
1t g a positive fact that 1t stands without a
Iival.
"Hepe for a season bids the world farewell"
when man finds himself in the relentless
grasp of neuralgia. but he smiles and takes
heart when his wife brings a bottle Of Saliva
ton Oil.
Prohibition is not o moral question.
Whyf Because the Bible does not for
bid the use Of liquor in moderation. 1t
Is to all intents and purposes q political
question and It Is 1isingenous to say IL
Is not. When the government is asked
to enact law fOrbidding the sale and
manufacture OF wine, beer aud whisky,
the question becomes political one.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-03-23
Probate Court Today,

The last will and testament OF Catha-
rine +. Biesenbach was admitted to pro-
bate, and Fl. Barbeck and Ed. Biesen-
bach were appointed executors without
bond. Joe Belts, Ed. Stoves, ST., and A.
Dreiss, Jr., were appointed appraisers.
The bond and oath of Robt. Summer
lin as guardian Of the estate of Ida
Zellweger was approved.
The last will and testament Of Mary
s. Fritz was admitted to probate, and
tor. w. T. ReinhGrdt, Lee Singer and
Z. Il. VAudrey were appointed Gp-
praisers.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-05-18

GIRON.-C6digo de Comercio.
PERED Historic Natural.
CASTANOS.-- Verdadera contabilidad.
Guia del Comercio Banca.
GANOT. -FiSica.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. latino.
ARTE de tOegos Artiticiales.
OLLENDOHFF.--G Gran 6tics frsncess
MARIANA.-Historia de Espafia. 10
t,mos.
LLOFRIU. La Jaboneris.
COMBEROUSSE. SE.-Geometria.
BRlOr.-A gebrs.
SONET.-Geometria anslitica.
ULTlMOS dias de un til6sofo
BECQUER.-Obras.
FELlU.-Fisica y Quimica.
GALDOS.-La Desheredada.
FL Amigo MAnso.
ECARTlN.-GramGtica latina.
COMELERAN.-GrAmdtica castella-
ma.
CABALLERO.- latina.
GAVlLAN. - Aritmetica y Algebra
Geometria y Trigonome-
tria.
REGULEZ.-Retorica y Poetica.
GONZALEZ FIR. ZEFERINO.-Fi-
losoiA.
DlCClONARI0 de lS Academia, pta.
CAMPOAM0R.-Poemas.
Doloras.
PoeriAs y fAbolas
Colon poema.
BlBLlOTECA Universal, tomos varios
CAMPOAM0R-Po9tica.
POLO.-Ei Compendio de Ia lAtiuidad.
RlERA J TortosA. -Nocionss de Agri.
enllars.